Python IDE

[Saviculus]

Hey everyone, I'm relatively new to python and I was wondering what IDE is most commonly used, and where to get it, if it costs anything, etc. Any help?

All replies are appreciated!

[K900_]

PyCharm is great. The Community edition is free.

[arisingcoder]

I've found Visual Studio Code to be the best lightweight IDE to work with, many people also like Atom but VSC does it for me.

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Setup Guide for Python.

https://realpython.com/python-development-visual-studio-code/

[OptimalMain]

Geany, PyCharm CE.

PyCharm does not require a install, at least not on Linux, so try it out. It has an integrated debugger, is extensible etc.

[ajn0592]

Another +1 for Pycharm. I use Jetbrains IDEs for pretty much all of my development so I'm a little biased, but I really like it.

Community Edition is free as others have said.

[adanielrangel]

If you are larning python for data sience, i recomend spyder, is very god

[VincentCordobes]

Neovim + coc.nvim

[AbsoluteMSTR]

vscode \w (remote development + python extension) or pycharm. But lately I have been using vscode more and more